Chasing The Moon - My Future Lies
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| Format | CD |
| Available | 09-08-2010 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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Second album for Sydney's MY FUTURE LIES. With over a million MySpace plays to their credit, My Future Lies were voted the most popular independent band in Australia winning the 2010 Musicoz People's Choice Award. In 2009 MFL were the band to tour WA as part of the Rock The Schools Tour.
Track Listing
Disc 1:
- More Than Your Name
- Just One Chance
- Summer Rain
- Miss American Angel
- Chasing The Moon
- Rocket Fuel
- Changing Seasons
- Rockstars Broken Cars
- Girl Called Lonely
- All Of Me
- Hand To Hold
- Time Capsule
 | Great Album!! Jessie on 31.12.2010 These guys have really progressed from their first album to this one!! I was really surprised when i heard this and its one of only a few albums i now listen to start to finish. Great local aussie band. x |
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